Remage

Seamlessly fix and re-upload images rejected by websites due to size or dimension limits.

Remage – Seamlessly Fix Rejected Images Uploading images shouldn’t be frustrating, but rejected files for being too large or the wrong dimensions can slow you down. Remage makes it effortless. Simply set rules for each website, and the extension automatically resizes, compresses, or crops your images to meet the requirements. No guessing, no repeated uploads—just instant fixes every time. ➤ How It Works With Remage, you set your rules once—defining the maximum file size and dimensions for each website you use—and then forget about it. Whenever an image exceeds those limits, Remage automatically steps in. It resizes and optimizes your image directly in your browser, no need for external tools. Once fixed, you can replace the rejected image with a single click and continue uploading seamlessly. ➤ Why Remage Stands Out Remage gives you full control by applying rules only to the websites you choose, so it never interferes with other uploads. All image processing happens locally on your device, ensuring complete privacy with nothing sent to the cloud. It only acts when an image exceeds your set limits, so there are no unexpected changes. You can also see a real-time preview of how your image will appear before uploading, and it supports all major formats, including JPEG, PNG, and WebP. ➤ Who Benefits Most Remage is ideal for developers uploading screenshots or assets, freelancers sending work through client portals, social media users sharing images, or anyone who’s ever struggled with “file too large” errors or time-consuming resizing. It also makes quick edits simple, letting you resize, crop, or compress images instantly—right in your browser. ➤ Privacy You Can Trust Everything stays on your device. No tracking, analytics, or cloud uploads—Remage only uses the permissions necessary to fix your images. ➤ A Simple Heads-Up Rules must be set per website manually, and Remage only activates when an image exceeds those limits. It’s not magic—but it’s close.